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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23
WASHINGTON 4
Sea Side House, July 10, 1851,

~ ~ AA7 @N
Neither the President nor yonr cor
respondent are at the Capital this week
and the government at Washington,
will have to get along as best it can.
The Capital city became too hot for me
and | came to this usually breezy place
only to find that the sun had anticipat-
ed my arrival. / know of but II not
ter place, land Mr.. Ingersol denies the
existence OF that, than the board walk
along the beach Of Atlantic City When
the wind is still or seaward. But when
the wind is from the sea, as it is to-lay,
and YOU take your ease on the verandall
of your hotel, or Toll N the beach and
watch the 1.-THE limbed youth and mai
dens in their bathing costumes, life
seems worth living even in July, and
New Jersey, contrary to d common
prejudice, is good for something.
If the many seaside resorts eX-
tending from Long Branch 10 Cape
May, Atlantic City is the largest and
most popular. 1t was founded in a lot
of crude wooden cottages and boarding
houses for denlzpns of the Quaker City
WHO were daring enough to astonish
their bodies with a sea bath their chill
| dren have grown up to love the use OF
water, and with more money and leiS-
than their fathers had, built splendid
| cottages aud hotels which are frequen-
ted by guests from Los Angelest to Dos
ton. Those who suppose Atlantic City
is merely Il summer resort will be sur
priSed to see steam heating appara-
tus in the large hotels. The height Of
the season here, | am told, is i'll Feb
ruary and March. Society comes from
Philadelphia, Washington, anf AeM-
York, to reCupeIate from the rack and
~drudgery of ostentatious life; and 10
enjoy the winter air that has been EN-
pered through the Gulf Stream With
a dash of tropics. But the occasional
land breeze 50 Salara-like in summer
is freezing cold in winter, hence the
necessity of steam heating in order that
the lenten guest may have other than
''lenten entertainment
What yoluptuOus nomads we Ameri-
cans arc growing lie be. The m
and men of wealth are more at home
almost anywhere than under their "
roof tree. They fit from Canada to
Florida, from New York to Paris.
The palace ear, and trains atlantic
steamers are their vehicles. The hotel
is their home. The sons OF toll" as
he is called in the parlance of demago-
CUES strikes from city to city travelling
with greater state aud comfort than
was known to kings and Emperors hf-
ty years ago. We are making rapid
strides whittier ? 1t would be pessim-
istic to suggest the place abolished by
%lngersol. But though there be no
such place i'll our bright American In
gersOlian lexicon, it is still well to ask
whittier ?
Tens of thousands of these ''sons of
toil' their wives and children come
here in excursions every week and spend
money in a way that the wealthy of the
old world would call extravagant.
Their amusements and pastimes are
law. Beer gardens, minstrel shows,
dancing halls with surroundings and
influences extremely bad. 5. G.
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arIv Thad Stevens said We intend
TO impose am additional duty on i'm
ports equal To the tax which had been
put ON domestic articles. To meet
The necessities of the war the duty
who gradually increased until in lS6S
| if reached the maximum uf $50 per
cent. AT the height Of the wal taxa
ton the tariff produced Sl'9,OoO,U 600
and internal taxes S3u9, 10000 In
the wear inst closed The tariff produced
| S2t7.OUO.uUO and the internal taxes
| SlfgUOO, uU1-au increase from the
first source Of s., 1000, Il decrease
from the latter Of Sl90,OOO,tOO. The
average duty last year was 45.55 per
cent, or . times as much as before
the war and within 3.15 per cent. OF
the highest war rate.
Mr.. Randall says: 1T has been the
mvaring precedent Of Democratic adj
ministrations to abolish the internal
VENUE taxes lust 50 soon rs the nee
essities of war had rendered them UNI
necessary" This is Just what Con
gress has done. OF all the internal
taxes only those on spirits and tobac-
co remain, while the tariff still taxes
over 1000 articles. and produced last
year more revenue than in any year of
the war or in any of the first ten years
after its close. Can Mr.. Randall find
any Democratic precedent for perpetua-
ting a war tariff of IS per cent. ten
wears after the necessity for it has
passed IN. y. World.
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Never Would be Missed.

The following article from an ex-
change will apply TO any locality where
a newspaper is published
a newspaper and newspaper editor
that people don't criticize and some
times abuse, are rather poor concerns.
The men that an editor sometimes feels
it his duty to defend at the risk of
making enemies Of another class. are
the first 10 show ingraitude will soon
find ont his mistake.
1t has been very truely said that
when an editor makes Il mistake in his
paper, all the world sees and calls him
IA tool, When Il private citizens makes
IA mistake nobody knows it except a
few friends aud they come around end.
ask the editor to keep it ont of the pa
per. When a private citizen dies. the
editor is asked to write of his good
qualities and leave the tad out. But
when the editor dies, the private citi-
zen says Nov that darned liar will
get his just deserts.
If your local paper happens to tread
on your toes "A little in performing its
mission, don't get your tack up and
abuse the editor, but stop and take IA
good breath and think for "A season,
aud see if you can't remember some OF
the fayOrS and Kindness it has shown
you in the past. Then reflect that i
may not be long before you may want
SOME favor again.
After you yet upon your ear and
make up your mind to stop your paper,
to make the editor feel Inundated,
just poke your finger in water and look
for the hole, then you will know how
much you are missed. The man who
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state News.

A new colored Methodist EpiscopaI
Church was organized Sunday night at
at Oak and Chestnut streets, Camden,
A syndicate is being formed at Wood
bury to build a horse car line in that
city.
Susan d. Anthony is spending the
summer in Il quiet West End cottage
at Care May. She is the centre of II
colony of kindred female.
Whitab& Tutman X Co, Of Millville,
on Saturday signed with their green
plassblowers for next seasons blast,
readily granting them the 10 per cent.
advance asked for by the Green Glass
blowers League. Orders are plentiful
for next season, and it is reported That
several flint glass factories will be put
in blast on August Is il blowers can be
secured to work.
The new freight sheds at the Swe
DIES horo station are the largest aud
most convenient Of any along the West
Jersey railroad.
Tie State authorities are entirely IL
noling the Federal Oleomarsarine law
and several dealers who paid u license
to Revenue Collector Terrell have been
arrested and fined under the State la"
prohibiting it's manufacturer and sale.
Miss Anna Chattin, who for seyera.
wears has lived with her relative, Free
holder Frank Ridgway, at Mulliei
Hill disappeared flom her home on
Wednesday night of last week. llei
disappearance has created considerable
excitement and a search has been mad.
for her over all of South Jersey.
The owners of cranberry 5o4s IN Bur
lineton and Ocean counties fear th'
crop will he short this year, as worm.
are destroying the berries in large quan
! titles.
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As a reduction OF the great surplus
is the most important question before
Congress and as the farmers Of this
country are the slaves to the system Of
a protective tariff a Maryland farmer
suggest the following way OF equaliz-
inc the burden on the farmers: LAS
the farmers of this country bear the
whole burden of the tariff they alone
are entitled to this surplus. True the
tariff Increase The living expenses OF all
but the lawyer, tradeSman and mechan-
ic can get even again hy increased fees
profit or wages, and 50 with all other
classes except the farmers, who mus
sell their grain, nc at foreign prices.
They Therefore, also must pay this enor-
nous. tax. Then if We must have a
tariff fer protection the Government
should also protect the farmer by Civ
ing a premium for every bushel Of
wheat ana com delivered at sea port
for shipment, and by this means re-
tum TO the farmer a small percentage
of what las been taken from him.
Tie surplus would then Immediately
90 back INTO circulation, as the farm
ING industry is the handspring of
trade
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In a letter just published Nh. Randall
renews his suggestion That the surplus
be stopped 10y abolishing the internal
revenue takes on whisky and tobacco.
These are ''war taxes, " he says.
But ae they more war taxes than is
so per cent. vi the existing tariff !:
The average duty ia 1851 was Is per
cent, This was increased to rs per
cent. by the tariff Act OF 1862, distinct
ivelv AS a wal measure and ito make
proper repUation" 10 the manufacture
ers. as Mr.. Morrill, said in introducing
tie bill. tor the internal taxes imposed
ON them and long ago repealed. Simil-
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23
1902 In THE SHADE
1t is as Hot as Hello !
HOLY MOSES. AMI IT u0r?
Translated by isis individual self

The Sunday Star, of Wilmington, The
Phlla. Press and several Other newspa-
pers had the head lines regerdiug the
weather Saturday, Whice read Hot as
Hades." 1t is really wonderful how
great heads VIII work toscther The
words bring translated into Iatmm means
''Sic Senper Uranus. - hut referring
to the great work of Moses, the plam
English of the sentence is sick temper
rvanv Of us" Now take Our ad>jc y
and try, that is if you wish To keep
cool. tie ola reliab e Meyers, proprietor
Of tie Great Grand Central t4oih'ng
Depot. oppo,ite the entrance Of the
CLAYTON House, en- Market street. uolth-
west cnrIeruf Fitth, W Inning on, ami
don't you forget i.
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The remains of the old Merrimac,
which encountered the Monitor IN
HAMPTON Roads, consisting OF 2Oo tons
of old iron, have been sold and Will
I've converted INTO nails.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

Every Monday morning the scenes at
Gloucester which occur there on sun
day are announce as becoming worse
and worse and are certainly a disgrace
TO any ciyI,iz Il town.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

Henry Waltersou the noted Demo-
cratic editor and Free Trader, ot Lou
isville. Ky, is summering at Noney
Island.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

Buffalo Bill says be is cashing $40
QUO a day with his Wild West Show IN
London.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

Il PAckET of
Spice, 79hich costs onJ three
rents, amH If gI9eH to a horse,
KEEP Inn an COED appetite
right along.
lie 00lX stand the hot
7oeatHer letter and a0iH do
his a0o2k easier and 7Uth
mere gigor. he gqH I'M
b5o9e IN his appearance and
be mere satisfactory IN every
1OaY, Rs-Al stores have IT,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

President Cleveland had the usual
good luck to attend him last saturday
might when a rod of the locomotive
which was drawing him from Clayton
TO Forestport. n. Y, broke and killed
H. .nninHnr
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SATURDAY, JULY %, 1ss7.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

While the President was at Senator
Kernaus in Utica, n. Y, Grover Gle
veIand. a two year old son of b +.
Cleveland paid his respects to Mrs.
Cleveland. Mrs. Cleveland was de-
lighted with her husbands namesake,
who was born on the Presidents forty
eighth birthday She petted and fond
led the little Grover and thanked Mrs.
O'DonnelI for bringing him to call up
her. Senator Herman suggested that
the lad would make a good postmaster
some day. Tie President replied that
he would remember him.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

The sight Of eX-Assemblyman Whita-
ker with a spick-and-Span light steeple
hat on onr streets is II sign that the
convention to nominate a Senator is
not many months in the future. The
genial ex-Assemblymau loses vote
every time he comes down from Penps-
grove Nearing his Old Sunbeam
Brother, Gwynne, he has needed your
i]nsinuations and is determined TO lose
no more votes either for Senator or
Sheriff as On Tuesday he donned a
new straw and went home swinging
the old one in his hand. Why should
not Upper Neck have a Sheriff When
have we ever had any from this town
ship
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

General Logau's property is only
valued at SG690. When stocks and
lands were distributed by corporations
in need Of legislation the old soldier
was net put on The list. lie dldh
make his politics pay.
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ANTED

SLNA5ANS1FAA~N- " @AAR ~
We ae in want of few more good
men to canvas fog the sale ofchoice II a
sery stock. To men who can make sue
cess of the business we can pay good sal
aries or commission and give permanent
employment. We have many new and
choice srecialJjrs both in the fruit and
ornamental lime which others de- no
haadlt Address at once with rcfcrcnce
MAY BROTHERS, Nur-erymen,
Rochester y Y.
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The PcnnS Grove Record

ANr>BEPENDENT LOCAL NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
SUMNERILL & ~SUMMERiLL,
Editors and Proprtetors.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

Nearly on top of the report that
nearly all the peaches in Delaware hao
fallen off comes the report from a peach
grower that there will lie more peach
es this year than there has heen since
the heavy peach year of 1870.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

President Cleveland and his wife
met with receptions as warm as the
weather wherever they went in Ne"
York State, and they deserve 1t az Wet
on account of the Presidents official
station AS because they both behave
with modesty and common SENSE when
called upon to greet their fellow citizens.
They returned to Washington on We'd
upSddy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

Over 10000 persons in Delaware and
Chester counties Pa, have signed a
petition to the State Board of Par
dous to commute the death sentence
OF samuel Johnson, alias Cuff col
ored to life imprisonment Mrs. sharp
less. the wife Of MS victim, has signed
a letter making the same request. The
request will in all probability he gran
ted AS a colored barber named Tom
ColwelI. who lived in The same house
as Johnson at the time of the murder
but who has lived in Beverly and Bur
llngton since and also Pottstown, Pa,
is now suspected of being the zeal
murderer of John Sharpless.
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PIANOS AMI OR0ANs.
Emmanuel NJ. L.
= ETERY CO.
Offers g.a SALE BURIAL isIs

opposite the Emmanuel (brick) Church
at moderate rate, litte perfect. In
quire OF JOHN N. SMITH, Snpt. or
G-9a IL. II. DeGROFFr, Asst,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

HISTORICAL PUBLISHING co.
-. ". Coz. 9Th and Arch SIS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Stor Slocbramo.

Gn Milion TO Sunbrebe os femti
9uiino Dollars git up / 8ps paa "nnion
Stpd Yaros" / Chicago Spnbas MOrz
gen. 3iolis ON @Orsenen opoaseoes
Slolps / Chicago Tadin9 & Iropilion
Gompanps 8p9nins, buor De tore Se.
bolbere er anbra9te. Strar eiter ers
ploperebe Ell Bebploer, Og brGtbenoe
5eot Ilpnsebes uper De tilitpbenbe Bpsz
ringer, iaa Der meb st par minoit ct
0ulin forifje0ise Sloebranoe. &ompas
NETS Sp9ninser er ipreote ouer ct Greal
al 6 acres; ale Bpgnin9er paa 5 acres
lisser / 8uiner.
S ct Spla9sbus bar 10000 Barrels
Meis Yorf, iom blep albeles poela9t.
Omtrent 5000 Suin bar inoeip9rret /
en- Spgning, men bet lptfebes at reobe
alle paa 700 nRr. Slanbt Dem, ium
bar hot bet ltDrite 3nb er IS. D. Nrz
mour & 60. Os Chicago Yadin9 e.
Yrppilion So. Oct lamlebe Cab er oper
$1,25O,O0O, Tom BOG tiloels er b9ffet
peb assurance. Smtrent 1000 Irbeiz
oere bliper miblertibis uoen Seifj9ftiz
gelie. gn at Sranofolfene bleo br9bt
% ilere leml9iteoes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

blaat Marfe, os Saalen par br9not %
aforementioned. 8enltre SIDE bapoe
mango rsbe os blaa Yletter. 8psiioen
al Splofotps &l9oer bar mRrfet meo
LANCE, finale Striber, liseiom ON slps
oenbe Serntraaoe bapoe brenot 2ruen
bort. 8eb llnberisselie at &itmatt1s
aeoeme piite Bet fig, at Der bar traaot
Blob no / grptbulbeben, ps at Strriben
oa Snbpoloene par beifaoisece. 70
Gage eiier 0pben q 2escmet alereoe
/ bpi Grab oplDIt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
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% lnifer oisie til meS en- oienn.~-,
@ummiprop. """sS'Ora
5laiferne iattes beruoo
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Wanoet bespnoer at tose, blioer s,.a
9ummiproppene tilitoppeos 90 v @s,1
foyer raft i 40 Minuttsr. en- D'tl''r
man Glalferne affiples. S,,mm u'''
pet bliOer furit taset Op i iomms !.
blif, man oil bruse @elfen. yso,' sl''
gen CT per, at altiaa fun ben pDrs.'
Wtelf, lom bruses itrar, bliuer rs; ss'''
auft, De andre beuures, ON mon -, w
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Wten ON Osiaa oenne 8reierO,r;n,.
mauoe bliper benpttet, er BET oniaeS,
a0loluf l%leopenois at bore rteoet :.
mertlom paa Meltens apalitrt
Oct beoite Miobel mob ole g..
Deoer I Suropielle o. /. b. er oph m,s
ben er laasootlom bet eneite aor;,,,
mlOOel, iom eier ale nDOuenoios p,
rings NtOffe | ioropielis 6Orm, o. yo.is
for en9Oer Aloer. eiseium Surnq ma,
1uloe Oeo meo ben iaulange ION u,G,
laa ltuloe o9iaa ben samle, 6aoOe M,r'
% aulnoer, uenoe tilbase til Den jS,
m'nsIte bOloe 6aiteouse, paa built,
Wtelfen / Ell eIer anben Sorm er !no,,s
ernGrin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Snbenrissminiiter 2amar bar ammo
bet Suititsminiiteren ON at anlGsse
Sag mob &. Neln (Nelion?) os u. g.
Opbeim / albal, Minn., for uloplis
Stoubusit paa Resjerinsslanb. De er
belfplbte for at babe bnsset 1900
Greer, 5uru, @s os Climb, Section 2S,
3oipnibip 147, 8an9e 80, % iaset benz
til 1,344,7 700 Sob 9umber os $4,000
Shingles % iolst TrObuftet. Sag oil
o9iaa blipe anlast mob s. @. 5ielo /
MOtlep, Minn., % .. s. Sartsborn /
Sernbale, Miun., for ulOulis Stopbusit.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
On 9prnabp hiemieate forrise

Gn Tornado bjemisste Iorr'Se
Manbaa NurtbamptOn 60, wtrsliio,
90 r,esen perbiiulo Gienoom Doelasoes.
62 9yaar paa Ell Sapnesat1s ter
Oibmeto, Mi6., blep forrise Spr'oaS
eitermiobas brabt at en- apnitraale.
&pbbererts ifal bore opoaset I
yaemaba County, @ebraifa.
Oct Ipanite Senat bar bep'lsef
$4,000 for ct Monumeut for ben ms
afopbe Song Ilfons.
- Union 2abor Bartiet | &entldg
bar npmineret &anbibater for ale
Statsembeoer.
Set antases, at Snbenri9smiitts
iter 9amar pil blipe lbnGpnt til De Sprs
enebe Staters 9pieiteretsboWmer lite
betfor afoebe 0pmmer @oobs. 2amar
er mi 81 glar sammel. 2open beltemz
mer, at en- Ssieiteretsoommer ifal traffe
lis tilbase, naar ban er 20 Iar sammel.
Snoenrissminiiter 9amar funoe laa=
lepes, 6pis ban bliper lbnRpnt. life
inoebaue bette gmbebe mere END s Iar.
Gicomte g. @atanabe fra ga
pan, Yreiibent for aubitor 9epartemens
tet / BET japaneiiife Sfatfammer, er an
fommen til @aibinstpn for of ituoere
Oct amerifani!e rationale Sinansp9len.
Set meite al lit Spbolb Der fpmmer ban
til at tilbriuse / @albin9ton, men pil
ogiaa beisse Chicago, Nelu 9orf, Ybila-
oelpbia ps Bottom.
Sen itsrite 2anoeier / Terben Dor
/ Connecticut. San eicr TO Milioncr
Ncres, hans gfapn er @tlion 8ab.
Din bam.
Ger giliGlbe al Smaatopper el
opbaset / San Srancisco.
Risbolbi9e @ulbs og Splpleiel
ital pare fuuone | Surnet 60, Teras
Sorretninssbelen al 2anosbDcr
8aibburn, @ppoioro 60, Sainois
brenote forleoen. Sabet er 100000
st Sorofjalp rpltepe Spen Sp.
merpiqe, 9. g.. iorrise Sgnoas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
8u6IenS gfrntfasSaIpt.

Tette er ben bebite Salpc / Sercm ~
CHAR, oprepen &uo, Saar, TGrtciaur :.a
&berm, 5eberiaar, llolet, Stab, 6rofs5
Der, 2istorne % ole Su~oipaoomme % NJ
breoer aloeles Piles, % bois Den itte qm Nj
oa frGues in9en Setaliua. Gen or 0urartrs
at ltule sjsre fuloitGnois 6plOcit, curs ia-
man Yen9cne tilba9e. Tris 25 Gents W
gEIfe. S9lses bos
s. 8. Montaomcrn & 60.
Geeorab, Soma, os paa Ipotbeier / al. |,
ore Yper.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
&c torite Grpcrimcmter meD
SujtcnS Glcftricitct.
(Gfter Waurlce @iraro),

Si bGrer / por 9ib itaois Gale ON
npe Slbunoere fremfalbte ueo SjGlp al
@leftricitet; men Ri t9nfer fun libt paa
observation-disclosures Sarnbom. 3 mango
bunbreoe Iar pibite man life mere ON
@leftricitet, emo at en- Del 9esemer,
naar be suebes meb nlo. fit ben Gsen=
lfab at tiltrRffe lette @jenItanbe. 3
forrise Narbunbreoc begpnote imibler.
tio Glettricitetsleren at sipre Srem=
itriot, % meb naip 9riitisbeo oopeos
man at lame @leftricitet fra bens melt
Itorartebe, men frpsteoe &iloe, Itmos
iiGren % bens llueirlfper. s ppr 3io
er hi altior iUriistise til, at hi ifuloe
iuoluoe os paa ilise grperimenter, men
muaite funbe Siitorien ON Dem inter-
eslere ps.
Oct er lite alene Sranflit, iom bar
ipst, "at %frariue Simmelen 9pnet"; Bet
lpnes I~itfert, at Der allereoe i Slotiber
gapes @ntelte, iom pibite at tretfe
gleftricitet fra Sfperne os lebc 9pnet
De bru9te i'm Sioen til at imppnere
MGn9ben. Bliuius pmtaler ialIalo mo-
get %laaoant. 9ucius 8iion fortGler /
Tine Iarbpser, at Numa Yompiluus
tlenote ben Semmelisbeo at nebtalbe %
leoe Spnet, men at bans @ftermanb
Julius 9oItilius, iom tps fell / ben
IoreItreone Gitus eQer, bpab ri pilbe
'ise, lpm life erperimentereoe ioriatia
moi, unoer 5origset rammebes al 9pnet
os brGbtes.
Sanpipnlisuis ueb ct Gilieloe fom
man ! Wipoelaloeren after ino paa
oeltite meb itpr Smbu bemmeli9bolote
Stunt. Sater Smperani itrep i bet l7pe
Iarbunoreoe, at paa Slpttet 0uino bar
Der Ell nteSet 9ammel Snbretnina, peo
9l9lp al bpilfen mar unoer llpeir bag
leoe paa 2pnet. Man uoiatte nemlio
en- Stllopa9t, iom bulot en- Sernipios
benimoo en- bpi Sernitans, Der bar auz
brast paa en- Mur; laainart Der bite
zig en- Omit, sjorbe ban Sienal til
Wfartarbeiperne ps Sproerne ON al
isse 9p.
SisIe samle Sptesnelier bar bps fac
ibe'temte, OF sGren for De Opoaselier
lpm siurOes / Mioten at bet forris'
Iarbunbreoe, auiseuel bliuer lise itor
5rantlin paapilte fsrit meb Beltemtbeb
at Spnet er en- eleftriif @niit. 1ibliser
bapoe man nun formobet, at ben @ni1
man fit al Gleftricermaifineu, ps 2pns
par bet lamrme. 0a man iasttog,
Der ! pisie 2ilialbe uiite fig en- lpient
5lamme paa en- Spibs, iom bolbte
benimpb en- eleftriceret 8usle Zoe fsri
Gleftricermaifiner) }. blep benne 5ormO,
ming beltprfet. Wan pioite 10 alt {,
sammel 1ib, at Der unoer Torbenpe
pilte Zig 2~psninser paa Maitetoppe
9aarnipioier os 2%isnenbe.
5lere 5piifere fanbt ba paa, at o
rei,e iiOlerebe Sernitanser forat lag
tase, boorleoes be bleu elettriifs. Q
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

"&jGre Sarab!" iasoe en- ipposiuN
Mar'o til i'm Some, "bois jea bar s,
SteO, piloe ies life iplbe 8arnets Man,
lnaleoes meo Smpr, iom gu Qipr~
"Smpr? ajGre Dig, jes cir bam alSr,
Smor." "Nei, men 9u balor pn'
trent en- Guart Melf / @utten hOr 81.
termiooas, os iioen rplter ug uu9sr?u
bam paa 5auset to Elmer. 6uis ban;
Wape efter bette life inoeboloer ct Svor.
tlm Smpr, ba er bet ianoelia if, n
Wtansel paa aiernins."